Solista Spokane by Cogir
$1,949 – $4,672/mo
Starting price
Independent Living
Care types
Studio, 1 Bedroom, 2 Bedroom
Room options
Yes
Wheelchair access
Room Availability
Availability is updated by the community and may change.
About Solista Spokane by Cogir
Solista Spokane is an established independent living community nestled in Spokane's historic South Hill neighborhood, operated by Cogir Senior Living with nearly 40 years of roots in the community. Residents enjoy chef-prepared meals, a full activity calendar, and complimentary transportation in a warm, social setting. Families consistently describe it as a place where staff truly know and care for each resident.
Our Care Approach
Solista Spokane is designed for residents who are largely self-sufficient and value their independence. On-site certified nursing assistants are available for task-specific support arranged through the community, and a 24-hour call system and Lively Mobile Plus personal emergency response devices are in place for safety. Families should be aware that there is no around-the-clock nurse on staff, so those with more complex medical needs may want to coordinate with external home health providers.
Family Experience
Families consistently describe peace of mind as a theme in their experience at Solista Spokane — knowing their loved one is known by name, that concerns are handled promptly, and that the team will go the extra mile for special occasions or individual needs. The transition into the community is frequently highlighted as smoother than expected.
Care & Services
Services and care programs available at Solista Spokane by Cogir.
Independent Living
The primary and confirmed care type at Solista Spokane, designed for residents who manage their own daily routines and enjoy the freedom of apartment living with community amenities and services included.
À la Carte CNA Support
Residents can arrange task-specific assistance — such as help with bathing, dressing, or medication reminders — through on-site certified nursing assistants on an hourly or packaged basis.
Medication Management
A medication management program with secure storage, dose reminders, and documentation is available for residents who need structured support with their prescriptions.
Emergency Response
Each resident receives a Lively Mobile Plus personal emergency response device, and the community operates a 24-hour call system for added safety and peace of mind.
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Living Environment
Apartment Styles
Studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom residences are available, each with a private bathroom, kitchenette, individually controlled heating and air conditioning, and most including a balcony or patio. Units do not have full kitchens, which is worth considering when exploring the right fit.
Shared Spaces
Common areas include a restaurant-style dining room, private dining room, media room, library, fitness center, game room, arts room, beauty salon, and a central fireplace. Outdoor walking paths and a pool round out the shared environment.
Community Atmosphere
Solista has been part of the Spokane community for approximately 40 years, and residents describe its atmosphere as warm and social — a place where meals bring people together freely, without cliques, and staff feel more like neighbors than employees.
Amenities
Reviews
Based on 59 reviews
Across Google and third-party reviews, families and residents paint a consistent picture of a community where staff warmth is the standout quality — people are known by name, concerns are addressed thoughtfully, and move-in transitions are handled with genuine care. The activity program and dining variety earn frequent praise, while a small number of reviewers note inconsistent food quality on some days and wish more health services were available on-site.
- Staff address residents by name and respond to concerns with care and promptness
- Move-in team goes above and beyond to personalize and safety-proof apartments
- Activities Director organizes a wide variety of outings, trips, and on-site events
- Dining offers five selections per meal and is generally well-regarded
- Complimentary transportation covers medical appointments, shopping, and scenic outings
- Strong community feel — residents and families describe it as friendly and inclusive
- Considered good value compared to other Spokane senior living options
- Food quality can be inconsistent on some days (e.g., cold eggs or oatmeal reported)
- Pricing may stretch budgets for some, particularly studio apartments
- Limited medical services on-site; no around-the-clock nurse staffed
- Some newcomers have noted a desire for clearer orientation and steadier housekeeping schedules
- Some apartments described as small or feeling dated by tour visitors
Angie Weaver
February 22, 2026
We love Solista. My 100 year old mother in law moved there a year ago. She is very happy there. We are very happy with it too. We love the staff. You can tell they really care for the residents. The residents are pretty cool too. Its such a great place. I often tell others about it...just in case they need a perfect independent living place.
Charlie Wallblom
February 20, 2026
After an extensive search of old folks homes we chose Solista three years ago. Initially the location on the south hill attracted us. Another motivating factor was the emphasis on independent living. The room we chose is like living in a treehouse in the woods. Our balcony gets plenty of sun and is an ideal place to lounge in the summer. Even better are our hosts starting with an enthusiastic corps of servers who bring the evanescence of youth to every meal which are prepared with care and creativity those kids double up as housekeepers keeping our room straight. Our bus driver takes us to medical appointments, church and shopping. He takes us on scenic rides and to outings from bridge to dining experiences. We are fortunate to have an excellent engineer to take care of whatever breaks down. It doesn’t hurt that he has practical insight into Gonzaga basketball. Our lifestyle manager constantly brings new ideas for us to experience. Two mother hens keep everything in order as they care for us with love and compassion. We are blessed to have all our needs met. Charlie and Mary Kay
Jeffrey Thomas
February 18, 2026
My aunt Jane has lived at Solista Spokane for 6 months now and really enjoys it. The Activities Director Cheyenne has lots of fun activities and trips for the residents, including lunch outings, picnics, shopping and museum trips. The food is quite tasty as well. The management really cares about the residents and that’s the most important thing of all. You could pay a lot more for a lot less.
Families love this community. See if it’s the right fit for you.
Pricing
$1,949 – $4,672/mo
Pricing varies by room type, care level, and services selected.
Available Room Types
Room Availability
Availability is updated by the community and may change.
Value Consideration
Solista Spokane's pricing is reported to be meaningfully below the Spokane area average for senior living, and the community accepts VA Aid and Attendance benefits with a reported veteran discount available. All pricing is personalized based on apartment size and requested services, so a direct conversation with the team is the best path to understanding what fits your situation.
Location & Neighborhood
About the Area
Solista Spokane sits in the Lincoln Heights area of Spokane's historic South Hill, approximately 3.4 miles from the city center. The neighborhood offers nearby shopping centers, restaurants, parks, and healthcare options within a short drive, and the community's complimentary transportation helps residents stay connected to everything Spokane has to offer.
Nearby Attractions
- Manito Park (within 5 miles)
- Riverfront Park (within 5 miles)
- High Bridge Park (within 5 miles)
- Manito Shopping Center (0.6 miles)
- Lincoln Heights Center (approximately 14-minute walk)
- Grand Place shopping
- Republic Pi restaurant (nearby)
- The Scoop café (approximately 2 miles)
- Rosauers Supermarkets (under 1 mile)
- Spokane Homeopathic Clinic (0.7 miles)
- St. Luke's Rehabilitation Institute (approximately 1.9 miles)
- Spokane International Airport (approximately 19 minutes)
Public Transportation
- Public transportation lines accessible near the property
- Complimentary community bus for medical appointments, pharmacy, grocery, and outings
- Staff can assist with arranging rideshare or private car services
Questions to Ask During Your Visit
Prepare for your tour with these suggested questions.
What is included in the monthly rate, and how are additional services — like CNA support — priced and arranged?
How does the team handle a situation where a resident's care needs change over time?
Can you walk us through what a typical week of activities looks like, and how residents can give input on the calendar?
What is the process for coordinating with outside home health or medical providers if needed?
How are apartments personalized before a resident moves in, and what modifications can be made?
What transportation is available, and how far in advance do residents need to book?
How does the team keep families informed about their loved one's day-to-day wellbeing?
Questions & Answers
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